Associate Director Neighborhood Safety - Programming; Amended Job Minneapolis area,Minnesota USA,Management

The Associate Director serves as point of contact for the City’s projects related to Neighborhood Safety, including Community Violence Intervention projects. The position manages large complex projects from initiation to completion handling all administrative matters and facilitating communications with all parties, including elected officials, City leaders, and within the City.

Posting amended on 10/7 to reflect the extended closing date of 10/23 and open to external applicants.

Work Location:

This position currently works on-site only.

The City of Minneapolis does not sponsor applicants for work visas.

Act as staff manager by developing procedures and managing the staff.

Manage professional contracts including, overseeing the preparation of the request for proposals, assisting in negotiating and preparing the final contract and any amendments (with assistance of staff attorney(s)), and reviewing all invoices prior to payment.

Prepare and make presentations to groups, citizens, elected officials, staff, and act as a liaison regarding project/program activities.

Manage the project budget, including ensuring allocation to appropriate components, monitoring expenditures against budget and preparing periodic reports.

Develop and administer budgets and contracts.

Supervise and participate in developing proposals, revisions to rules, regulations, ordinances, and other formal documentation for the review and approval of elected officials, and other governing bodies.

Oversee the financial operations and initiate/participate in actions to develop core financial processes such as annual budgeting and financial performance evaluation to assist in administering the long-term financial plans and multi-million dollar operating and capital budgets.

Provide staff supervision ensuring quality and efficiency of work efforts.

Monitor against project contingency, reviewing, and approving all changes.

Review major transactions and agreements impacting the department and make recommendations to the Deputy Director and Director regarding departmental approval and recommendations to the City Council.

Participate in workforce planning for the Department.

Coordinate the Risk Management activities for the project.

Ensure compliance of city and state retention requirements for all documents related to the programs managed by the position.

Support complex projects to achieve key business objectives.

Influence adoption of new ideas, products, and/or approaches.

Manage and supervise the efforts of the department's staff.

Evaluate department policies, programs, and initiative.

Identify opportunities for improvement through data collection and analytics, review and support department performance measure framework, human-centered design, and other relevant approaches.

Review major transactions and agreements impacting the department and make recommendations to the Director regarding departmental approval and recommendations to the City Council.

Drive short-, mid-, and long-term financial planning and developing strategies for leveraging City financial sources (ongoing and one-time) and external sources (Federal, State, and County grants; philanthropic opportunities).

Participate in executive level decisions and policy setting within the department.

In collaboration with the Finance Department, Risk Management, and the City Attorney’s Office, review the annual rate model and liability projections for the self-insurance fund. Oversee provision of OCS detailed liability reports to the Actuary firm retained by the City.

Manage the Grants and Special Project Section, supervising and assisting staff in the production of grant applications.

Ensure training materials comply with Federal and State laws and regulations, and other standards including…